Getting Rebates - For Homeowners

Homeowner incentives are available for high enough rated EnerGuide homes, and for homes with R-2000 and/or Built Green certification.

Whether you want to get your recently built new home certified, or you are in the planning stages, we are here to help.

The earlier you talk to us the better, as once a home is built there is little if anything that can be done to improve it's EnerGuide rating.

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Please Note: EnerVision only provides consulting and certification for new homes. For renovations or upgrades to existing homes, please see one of the following pages:

Home Energy Evaluation Rebate page at Climate Change Central.

ecoENERGY Retrofit Homes page at Natural Resources Canada.

What Rebates are Available?

EnerVision maintains a database on rebates for green building that are available for homeowners in Alberta. Use this database to see what rebates are available in your area.

Available Rebates for Homeowners

What is an EnerGuide Rating?

Any new home can be EnerGuide labelled, which consts of a rating from 1 to 100 based on a software "energy model" of a home and a physical check for air tightness (a blower door test). Only homes receiving a high enough EnerGuide rating are eligable for rebates.

R-2000 and Built Green homes must be EnerGuide rated, plus they must meet additional checklist requirements for qualitative features such as water systems, building practices, and waste diversion.

For more about EnerGuide, R-2000 and Built Green, please see our Understanding the Programs page.